Exploration of graduate students' mental health education practice - based on the case analysis of a multi-causal psychological issue

Journal: Region - Educational Research and Reviews DOI: 10.32629/rerr.v6i3.1749

Lijuan REN

Faculty of Engineering, Qufu Normal University

Abstract

Mental health education for graduate students is an important part of the training process in higher education institutions. Paying attention to the mental health status of graduate students, timely identification of issues, and provision of scientific psychological counseling are crucial tasks for graduate student advisors. In the process of addressing a case with multiple causal factors for a graduate student's psychological issues, a "three vertical and three horizontal" mechanism for investigating and tracking psychological problems was established. This method clarified a "1, 2, 3" approach to solving graduate students' mental health issues, contributing to the formation of a mental health education system for graduate students in higher education institutions, aiming to inspire advisors in carrying out mental health work with graduate students.

Keywords

graduate education; mental health education; psychological distress

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